The Malachi Project was developed to preserve the moving stories of faithful African American believers throughout the last three centuries and to inspire a generation of young adults in the African American community to live lives of wholehearted abandonment to Jesus Christ.
The Malachi Archives showcase stories of men and women in black history who fasted and prayed, shaping the history of their generations by the power and love of God.
It is our hope that these stories will give you courage to seek God and grow in confidence that He will meet you as you pray.
Harriet Tubman (182?–1913), known for her role in leading dozens of slaves out of the South to freedom, succeeded in her work…
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Zilpha Elaw (1790–18??) was born into a free, devoutly Christian family near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was only twelve years…
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Richard Allen (1760–1831) was the father of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME), the oldest black institution…
Read More »The Malachi Project is an archive dedicated to preserving the stories of the spiritual giants of the African American community and revealing the hearts of our forefathers to those of a new generation (Mal. 4:6). We seek to inspire believers to live in wholehearted abandonment to Jesus Christ. Become a member of the Malachi Project by researching, writing, and posting biographical information of African American heroes of the faith.
